Table of Contents Project Overview Planning & Permits Space Planning and Layout (Laundry + Mudroom) Picking a Washer/Dryer (Ventless Combo Basics) Demolition (Demo) Rough-In: Plumbing Rough-In: Electrical & Lighting Plan Doors: Exterior Door Conversion + Pocket Door Subfloor Prep & Floor Tile (Herringbone Setup) Wall Systems: Drywall + Vertical Tongue-and-Groove Paneling Prime, Caulk, and Paint (One-Color “Color-Drench” Finish) Laundry Nook Build: Cleats, Butcher Block Counte

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